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Following the federal government’s lead, many private sector employers have conducted mass layoffs.  A big question for many private-sector employees is: Does my employer have...

Last week, The Washington Post reported that a young woman filed a lawsuit against her former employer, polo icon John Gobin.  Shareholders Ari Wilkenfeld and...

Non-government employees who work in Washington, DC, can go directly to the DC Office of Human Rights (OHR) to file a discrimination complaint.  However, if...

If you work for a private-sector (non-government) employer, you must file a charge with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) before filing a discrimination...

Last month, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signed several new bills that expand workplace discrimination protections.  Beginning July 1, 2020, Virginia employees will finally have rights...

Filing a discrimination or retaliation complaint is a multi-step process for federal employees.  The first step is called informal counseling.  Here’s what you need to...

If you’ve ever worked at a restaurant or in sales, as an attorney, or in any other job that deals with customers and clients, you’ve...

If you file a lawsuit or request an administrative hearing in your sexual harassment case, you need evidence showing that your employer subjected you to...